>> pauley: coming up. >> he said, thank you, i love imdb. >> pauley: we check it on imdb. say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> pauley: tomorrow, february 29, we celebrate that anomaly known as leap year day. blame the earth awkwardly paced takes roughly 365 and quarter days to complete the loop. the ancient roman calendar tried to fix the problem by adding a leap year day every four years. close, but slightly too often. by 1582 the roman calendar was 24 days out of sync with the seasons which is where pope gregory comes in. that year he had new calendar called the gregorian, naturally. which eliminated leap year days in any century year not divisible by 400. for example, in 1900 there wasn't a leap year day. in 2000, you may remember, there was. none which resolves the nagging question. when does a leap year day baby celebrate his birth. or march

sir elton john. >> "sunday morning" goes to the oscars here again is jane pauley. >> pauley: that's elton john with lady gaga performing live on the sunset strip yesterday. he of course is music legend who but only after sitting down with our anthony mason. >> for nearly half a century he's been one of music's most flamboyant performers. sir elton john was uneasy when he took the stage at the theater in los angeles last month. >> i was so nervous last night. i think it's probably a good thing. he has more than 50 top 40 hits. but this night sir elton was also debuting some new songs. >> you can't really play more than three or four because audience really doesn't want to know. >> what is that feeling like? >> it's like -- a ha. i've written this song i like it >> on wonderful, crazy night, sir elton's 3rd studio album the singer says he wanted to celebrate his wonderful life. you have a certain tone. >> i wanted a joyous tone. i want a '70s record that sounded like it was made now. >> his lyricist is same song writing partner for 49 years. >> probably more important to me to writing songs

oh, man. >> pauley: now for some coming attractions. compliments of lee cowan. >> the great alfred hitchcock certainly knew how to make a movie. >> here we have a quiet little motel. >> he also knew how to sell a movie. feel sorry for him. after all being dominated by an almost maniacal woman was enough to drive anyone to the extreme -- let's go in. >> this was his trailer for "psycho" back in 1960 it lasted remarkable six and a half minutes. perhaps most remarkable is that in all that time hitchcock didn't give away too much. >> big difference. you should have seen the blood. >> wonder what he would think of today's trailers. they are exquisitely edited. but also heart warming and funny. >> that is a well-known fact. >> trailers are all sales pitches. >> but as alluring as they can be. >> not going to be able the finance. >> what do you mean? >> movie trailers still suffer from one recurring criticism. why do they sell everything in the movie trailer. >> gets that complaint a lot. >> he works for entertainment marketing company called,

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know it to be better not just onry day. >> pauley: next -- actress whisperer. >> pauley: robert osborne on his life in the movies. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start savingtually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can.pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better t persil... the top notch team of stain experts has performed over ten thousand stain evaluations to prove persil delivers a premium clean. we've made a new stain with wasabi and goji berries. thousand and one. persil proclean. you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children all over the world. ns at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins to kids across the globe. here. change lives everywhere. walgreens. at the corner of >> pauley: a life in movies is what robert osborne has led. he routinely shares what he's cable tv audience. >> we're very proud to present the one, the only, "gone with the wind." >> you should be kissed any some

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. >> he crossed the state in pauley's island, hilton head, charleston and columbia. rubio tweeted out this video of him with nikki haley, trey gowdy and tim scott. jeb bush under pressure to finish strong hit the campaign trail with his mother, barbara bush, holding rallies in spartanburg and greenville. and john kasich spent time in columbia and mount pleasant, where he held a rally at uss yorktown. >>> on the democratic side, the political endorsements continue as the south carolina heavy weight makes it clear who he supports. >> jim clyburn is giving hillary clinton the nod. here's eric weisfeld. by neutrality and get engaged. >> reporter: a big endorsement from a big south carolina name with deep routes in the democratic party. us representative jim clyburn

ahead this "sunday morning," mining the movies with a meaning of true. >> pauley: elton john is a music legend not to mention a legendary oscar night party host. he's talking this morning with

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it has no degree. [ laughter ] >> you know, in manhattan, we have pothole pauley. if pauley sees his shadow today, it's six more weeks of potholes. >> either side of that you are guaranteed of seeing more potholes, i think. >> pothole pauley talks a little like this money. >> through go. we've got great visibility, clear skies. a beautiful start to the day. the humidity is dry and winds are calm with the pressure rising. all of this points to a great day. whenever you get it to 0, 0. yesterday's high was 59. we hit 59 today. we tie the record set back in '88. three below is the record set back in 1881 the year when the hudson river froze completely and the shopkeepers get their cards and you can put all of the little carts on the hudson river back then. quiet, cooler today. windy, warm, wet tomorrow. a day where we could have flooding from rain. sunny and chilly weather. 26 around dunburg, connecticut. we're looking at 27 around monticello. so a calm to a light wind here. a beautiful day, nice day, a quiet day before the rain gets here tomorrow. where is the rain w

pauley: "we're not for superfund necessarily, but if that's what's needed to make us safe, it's what we'll fight for." the blm closed the site to the public and a lawsuit was filed. atlantic richfield which had operated the mine after anaconda left, assumed responsibility for managing the mine as a superfund site. tailings were covered to keep surrounding valley and ponds containing a highly acidic solution were lined, but those ponds are filling with sediment and it's estimated they could overflow into the ground water by 2019. and the company which created this particular problem is long gone. so the epa wants to put it on their national priority list which could mean the feds would pick up 90 percent of the cost. there have always been those here who have been concerned about the impact the superfund designation would have on property values and economic the possibility of this new listing has renewed those fears. so the local community and the governor are asking the epa to give them more time to find alternative sources of funding. in order to put the site in line for funding be

family have been a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" our oscar issue. an advanced look at hollywood's big night. many a movie in contention,

pauley: "we're not for superfund necessarily, but if that's what's needed to make us safe, it's what we'll fight for." the blm closed the site to the public and a lawsuit was filed. atlantic richfield which had operated the mine after anaconda left, assumed responsibility for managing the mine as a superfund site. tailings were covered to keep toxic dust from blowing into the surrounding valley and ponds containing a highly acidic solution were lined, but those ponds are filling with sediment and it's estimated they could overflow into the ground water by 2019. and the company which created this particular problem is long gone. so the epa wants to put it on their national priority list which could mean the feds would pick up 90 percent of the cost. there have always been those about the impact the superfund designation would have on property values and economic development. the possibility of this new listing has renewed those fears. so the local community and the governor are asking the epa to give them more time to find alternative sources of funding. that was ed pearce reporting.

this jane pauley works harder than the normal jane pauley does. >>> harrison ford and ryan cause ring -- gosling works on blade runner. >>> here's what we're talking about. james bond austin martin sold for 3 1/2 million dollars. >> i would have to say golden >> i'm a fan of sky hawk. >>> apple is locked in a battle with the fbi over privacy rights. what this could mean for your phone. weather and good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 a wind advisory is in effect until 6pm tonight for winds at 30-40 miles per hour with gusts to 50. the strongest winds will be this morning and will calm down by sunset.look for highs today with sunny skies to top out around 60 degrees.for the weekend, not a lot is going to change. our weather looks fantastic. we will see more sunshine on saturdrd with highs again in the mid to upper 50s. then for sunday a frontal boundary will push through. that will knock our temperatures down a few . >>> look at the satellite, clouds, showers moving in, some places lincoln, seeing a shower

what are the last three things jane pauley found in her chair? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ booing ] [ laughter ] >> deer john. >> deer john. [ laughter ] >> what is another name for a moose toilet? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ booing ] carnac has a gun under the desk. [ applause ] >> mind shaft. >> mind shaft. >> name the book about hitler's divorce. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> susan b. anthony. what should be discovered in west hollywood. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> susan b. anthony. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> you -- you -- [ laughter ] you are on a roll. >> you are on a roll. >> oh, shut up. [ laughter ] how can you tell if you're -- if you have ever woken up -- waken up in a jack in the box. waken up, woken up, [ laughter ] >> okay. [ laughter ] 1941, 2001, and 2010. name two movies and the next time you'll see jim baker. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] tokyo, los angeles, new york. >> yeah. >> name the three largest japanese cities. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> 24, 36. >> 24, 36. >> what are anne boleyn's measu

. >> other questions for inspecting pauley? all right. any public comment? open up for the directors or inspectors report close that thank you very much for the report now police department questions or comments no police officer here i think they're all busy laughter busy with the football thing the football thing >> yeah. the football thing item number 5 possible action for permit under 9 entertainment commission tonight only one i will pass it on the deputy director. >> thank you so this evening we're hearing one permit for the limited live performance space this is at 3318 mission the outer mission area the place has been in operation for i believe 20 years, 20 plus years the venue is here today to come into compliance their entertainment which includes performances by mary ahf abandon this is the complaint i'll get into and prior the dowel - the sound like levels by the mary ahf - they have a lack of responsiveness a letter from the complainant that contains a log the complainant to the view pd and the commission the complainants have asked in their let

pauley: "we're not for superfund necessarily, but if that's what's needed to make us safe, it's what we'll fight for." the blm closed the site to the public and a lawsuit was filed. atlantic richfield which had operated the mine after anaconda left, assumed responsibility for managing the mine as a superfund site. tailings were covered to keep toxic dust from blowing into the surrounding valley and ponds containing a highly acidic solution were lined, but those ponds are filling with sediment and it's estimated they could overflow into the ground water by 2019. and the company which created this particular problem is long gone. their national priority list which could mean the feds would pick up 90 percent of the cost. there have always been those here who have been concerned about the impact the superfund designation would have on property values and economic development. the possibility of this new listing has renewed those fears. so the local community and the governor are asking the epa to give them more time to find alternative sources of funding. in order to put the site in lin

quality products for a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" our oscar issue. an advanced look at hollywood's big night. many a movie in contention, assures that it's based on a true story. but just how true is that claim. that's a question marcia teichner will examine our "sunday morning" cover story. >> when you hear the words, based on a true story, inspired by actual events, what goes through your minds? >> hang on to your hat. >> four of tonight's eight nominees for best picture fall into one of those categories. ahead this "sunday morning,"

inspector pauley. >> good evening commissioners very busy couple of weeks i'll start with containment received on the 13 about the tunnel it up u top again, this time a applicant sent me pictures three or four people standing in front of the venue not causing problems but nevertheless, a complaint. >> same gay guy. >> same guy the owner responded because the complainant attached the owner to the communication or whatever the owner responded with his her and a i passed by that looked like not a lot going on improvements the venue and another complaint i'm reporting it so we got a complanth oh, my gosh on the 6 of february friday night into saturday morning it was in regards to there's been a lot of complaint on the the last few months i responded immediately to the complaint i pulled up to the back of the genui venue that is what the complainant lives no sound escaping the venue he lives in a building that adjoins the venue but nevertheless, i didn't perceive a violation and litigation on the building not up to code it seems like it was fine i had a walk through the night before they w

family have been a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of

in west hollywood, the envelope please hosted by ncis star pauley perrette. >> it's like a roomful of philanthropists watching the oscars and raising a lot of money. >> over the years she's raised nearly $2 million for the aids charity in los angeles. up the street, a private home in the hollywood hills benefiting several local charities. >> it's artists meets charities meets celebrating the oscars, celebrating other artists. kristen: back here at the mercedes-benz event, celebs are party until the wee hours of the morning. >> the ever-beautiful sofia vergara was one of the first to show her ponytail off. it was a perfect accent for the marchesa navy blue gown. yu tsai: slightly more serious than her usually bright colors but she owned it. roshumba: and kerry washington came with a shriek ponytail, leather versace george: one of the stars of the best picture "spotlight," leave sleeber with naomi watts. there was a conversation going on in that theater over "spotlight" and i think it will continue. do you agree? >> i certainly hope so marty baron said in an article he wrote for the "wa

quality products for a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" our oscar issue. an advanced look at hollywood's big night. many a movie in contention, assures that it's based on a true story. but just how true is that claim. that's a question marcia teichner will examine our "sunday morning" cover story. >> when you hear the words, based on a true story, inspired by actual events, what goes through your minds? >> hang on to your hat. >> four of tonight's eight

family have been a tradition for generations >> good morning, charles osgood to off today i'm jane pauley. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" our oscar issue. an advanced look at hollywood's big night. many a movie in contention, assures that it's based on a true story. but just how true is that claim.

. >> pauley want to ask you, talking about urgency, do you feel there is urgency among the council tohis seriously? you say three council members showed up. >> that's right. and then a fourth finally came in a little while later. than were representatives for the council members there. but it was mcduffy, marry hey, anita bond, and hey was the one who was pretty much have i, very forceful in her comment in saying that she had started to lose fate, that ems care in the city was going to change and get better, alyssa silverman also had many pointed comment to make, to doctor saucey, so did mr. mc-duffy basically said he was disturbed by some of the things that she heard, he heard, doctor saucey say. so, these clearly were very, very interested in what was being said today, and they questioned her and some other medical directors who came in from other part of the country today. and questioned them very, very closely. there is some hope that things are going to change. but as you well know we've been reporting on this for years now and it is very, very throw to take effect. >> paul, i wa

i love "pauley's island.">> finally tonight, "the factor" "tip of the day," some of you know one of my favorite groups of alltime is earth, wind, and fire, this week the founder maurice white passed away at age 74. ♪ >> our condolences to mr. white's family. he was a musical genius, that includes my pal, his brother. the group will still tour and if you haven't seen earth, wind, and fire, one of the best shows on earth. that is it for us. we would like you to spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. name a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not by mendacious when writing to "the factor." monday, he have krauthammer, hume, mary katherine, everybody. tuesday, we "the factor" will be here live at 11:00 eastern time to analyze the new hampshire vote. so lots of interesting stuff coming up. thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. four days out from the fi

the republican front-runner answering supporters questions at an event in pauley's island. earlier he served up a heaping helping of attacks on ted cruz. sunlen serfaty is in charleston, south carolina. last night "buzzfeed" published evidence that donald trump voiced support for the war in iraq back in 2002 despite his current and many claims that he was an early opponent of the war. this is a major argument trump makes about how sound his judgment is. i haven't heard any of his republican opponents raise this on the trail today. am i wrong? >> reporter: no, that's absolutely right, jake. none of his rivals have brought this up at all today on the campaign trail yet. this is a claim that donald trump himself repeats so often standing in front of voters saying that he was opposed early on to the invasion and to the iraq war so tonight he is certainly struggling to explain this just one day before voters head to the polls. >> here in south carolina, these next 21 hours are going to decide a great deal. >> reporter: the urgent pitches -- >> i'm different because i have a chan

i'll be a pauley chop around the blocker.nd, so that would be neat too. >> we talked to paul about a hour ago. as his story spreads it is expected to grow. people living within walking distance can donate on line through chop at cbs philly.com/brotherly. he lost weight, helping children and chop. >> it is not even march yet. >> he has more to do a ahead. >> great job. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" kanye at it again. new video of his latest rant, plus has kim had enough. >>> insider louie has more on what the reality star is saying. >>> kim and kanye divorcing? good question. explain. it is a all across magazine covers today. >> insider's louie joins us from los angeles with more, lewis. >> ukee and jessica, sit a case where there is smoke there is fire? this is as a brand new rantings viral. >> i feel like you and me... >> kanye west latest taylor swift tirade. >> last night in l.a.'s packed nightclub kanye stood up dj booth and during his 20 minute rant ripped into taylor saying she wasn't brave to do song fame thaws